Arts and Crafts
You don’t need a lot of supplies or experience to make a real difference. These hands-on projects are perfect for crafters of all skill levels. Pick a project, work at your own pace, and know that what you create will bring comfort and joy to someone who truly needs it.
No-Sew Blanket
Make a cozy blanket — no sewing required! Donate to One House At A Time – Beds for Kids Program and help a child in need.
No-Sew T-shirt Pillow
Make a fun and functional pillow using a t-shirt. Donate to One House At A Time – Beds for Kids Program and help a child in need.
Knitted or Crocheted Hearts
Create hearts for the Peyton Heart Project to raise awareness about about suicide, bullying, and to help end the stigma surrounding mental health issues.
Hand-Made Blankets
Make a handmade blanket — knitted, crocheted, quilted or no-sew — and donate it to a child in need via the Linus Project. Drop off completed blankets labeled “Linus Project” at Stitch Central in Glenside.
Isolette Signs
Design an isolette sign for families in the NICU. These name cards can be donated to Today Is A Good Day and placed on a NICU infant’s incubator to personalize their care space.
Bonding Squares
Bonding squares are a simple yet meaningful way for caregivers to connect with their babies while in the NICU. Squares can be knitted, crocheted, woven or sewn and donated to Today Is A Good Day.